The sound of Carlile's voice, reminiscent at times of k.d. lang or early Tanya Tucker, is sufficiently distinctive to immediately identify itself no matter what the musical genre Read More
Rochelle O'Gorman - We are veering away from mainstream audiobooks this week with an odd collection of short stories, an offbeat self-help audiobook about death, and an intriguing look at foreign lands. Read More
Hannah Van Sickle - Much has been written about Martin Luther King Jr. and the 1963 March on Washington, but there's little on his legendary speech and how King came to write it. Read More
Rochelle O'Gorman - This week we have an old-fashioned ghost story, the retelling of a classic, and an FBI thriller. Read More
Jarice Hanson - The actress TAMIR achieves both spirituality and intimacy in her one-woman performance of NOW in Ashfield, Mass. Read More
Ann St. Clair - I have never wished I were a boy, but even as a child reading “Little Women” for the first time, I recognized why Jo said she was bitter about being born a girl. Read More
Hannah Van Sickle - Maum calls on more than 150 experts in their respective fields, from agents and authors to editors and publishers, who reveal everything one might want to know about publishing but was afraid to ask. Read More
Jon Swan - And think of it: if planet Earth is, in fact, warming faster than ever, as some say, what’s wrong with that? Read More
Dook Snyder - Urging patience and practicality, adults theorize about the possible devastating effects of the climate crisis. But their possible tomorrows are the nightmarish likelihood of the soon-to-be present for Greta and her generation. Read More
Rochelle O'Gorman - We start the new year with two historical fictions and some investigative journalism. Read More
Rochelle O'Gorman - Short stories, well written and well told, are on the menu this week. Read More
